There's no way it's worth that cost but I'm glad you enjoyed the coffee out of it. I highly recommend the Hario Switch. I've really been enjoying the notes from it.
I saw this one on sale for 19 Euros. This year some really amazinh good pourovers came out but with ~60 Bucks each its kinda expensive to try out every single one
Wow you really got one? I thought about it too but its sold out almost everywhere . I recently had incredible results with the Hario Switch, best easiestr recipe would be from coffee chronicler, If you have a light roast tetsu kasuya has a very interessting recipe too.
@@deefpurple9688 Thx very much for the recipe. Yes, I bought Pulsar from Coffee Hit in UK. Still not sure what kind of long video about it to record. th-cam.com/users/shorts3_vr6p9ljEQ?si=MwFPxt7JHvNUzUiN
Sure: www.dakcoffeeroasters.com/shop/lychee-lassi If you are in London, there is a coffee shop , Nostos,outside Battersea Park Station where I bought mine.
Hi Jack.I visited the DAK site to purchase the coffee and they want 32 euros plus shipping for 200g!! are you having to pay import tax as well? It seems a lot to pay. Up there with the blue mountains and Kona. Is it really worth the asking price and hassle to get to UK?
What I would say, if you do bigger order the shipping is free. I would not pay that much but I managed to get it at my local coffee shop in London for £26, still a lot but more acceptable. There is another interesting roaster, in Uk, with some unique beans: plotroasting.com/
@@mycoffeeshow111 super interesting! I hope they come out with a 155 filter version since I normally brew 10-16g doses and prefer pouring very near the bed! my favourite right now is the Kalita 155 Tsubame variant (the only Kalita I like) which brews just a touch slightly slower than the Orea but is more forgiving with coffees that are not perfectly roasted even brewing with water at off boil
@@m.andre824 I only have 1 kalita and I am not a fan. It is so frustrating as it clogs all the time. I think you could use smaller filters with Simplify as well.
@@mycoffeeshow111 The only difference between 155 and 185 Kalita filters are the wall height! The measurement of the base is the same. My concern is really more of how close to the coffee bed I can pour! If you get the chance to try the Tsubame 155, I highly recommend it. Avoid the 185 drippers. What determines the flow rate of flat bottom drippers aside from the drainage configuration is mainly the wall angle where steeper drippers like the 155, the Orea, and the Stagg X are all faster brewing than Kalita 185 drippers. Unlike how Hario will have the same internal design across different materials of the V60, all Kalita drippers have different drainage configurations, ribs on the wall, etc.
Hahaha, maybe it is not as flimsy as it looks but I would not dare to test it. The coffee though, tastes really good. Been using it consistently now when I’m away
There's no way it's worth that cost but I'm glad you enjoyed the coffee out of it. I highly recommend the Hario Switch. I've really been enjoying the notes from it.
Agree. I put Hario Switch on my list. When I get I will ask you for that perfect recipe of yours.
I saw this one on sale for 19 Euros. This year some really amazinh good pourovers came out but with ~60 Bucks each its kinda expensive to try out every single one
€19!!! 🤬🤬🤬. Yeah, I definitely overpaid, shipping it from Japan. But fear not, I recently bought something even more expensive - Pulsar 😁
Wow you really got one? I thought about it too but its sold out almost everywhere . I recently had incredible results with the Hario Switch, best easiestr recipe would be from coffee chronicler, If you have a light roast tetsu kasuya has a very interessting recipe too.
@@deefpurple9688 Thx very much for the recipe. Yes, I bought Pulsar from Coffee Hit in UK. Still not sure what kind of long video about it to record. th-cam.com/users/shorts3_vr6p9ljEQ?si=MwFPxt7JHvNUzUiN
Can you pls link the coffee where youve bought it?
i really want to try it
Sure: www.dakcoffeeroasters.com/shop/lychee-lassi
If you are in London, there is a coffee shop , Nostos,outside Battersea Park Station where I bought mine.
Hi Jack.I visited the DAK site to purchase the coffee and they want 32 euros plus shipping for 200g!! are you having to pay import tax as well? It seems a lot to pay. Up there with the blue mountains and Kona. Is it really worth the asking price and hassle to get to UK?
What I would say, if you do bigger order the shipping is free. I would not pay that much but I managed to get it at my local coffee shop in London for £26, still a lot but more acceptable. There is another interesting roaster, in Uk, with some unique beans:
plotroasting.com/
Thanks Jack I’ll check them out.
Timemore Chrystal eye b75 is cheaper, stronger and very fast flow! My favorite of all!
Thx for the info. Will have to check that out. Does it look very similar to traditional V60?
@@mycoffeeshow111 the b75 is a flat bottom.
@@stefanociamarra2505 thx. Need to google it.
I'm not sure if you mentioned or have already tested but other than taste, does this brew faster or slower than Orea at the same grind size?
I haven’t put them side by side but the hole looks bigger on Simply so the assumption is that it is faster.
@@mycoffeeshow111 super interesting! I hope they come out with a 155 filter version since I normally brew 10-16g doses and prefer pouring very near the bed! my favourite right now is the Kalita 155 Tsubame variant (the only Kalita I like) which brews just a touch slightly slower than the Orea but is more forgiving with coffees that are not perfectly roasted even brewing with water at off boil
@@m.andre824 I only have 1 kalita and I am not a fan. It is so frustrating as it clogs all the time. I think you could use smaller filters with Simplify as well.
@@mycoffeeshow111 The only difference between 155 and 185 Kalita filters are the wall height! The measurement of the base is the same. My concern is really more of how close to the coffee bed I can pour! If you get the chance to try the Tsubame 155, I highly recommend it. Avoid the 185 drippers. What determines the flow rate of flat bottom drippers aside from the drainage configuration is mainly the wall angle where steeper drippers like the 155, the Orea, and the Stagg X are all faster brewing than Kalita 185 drippers.
Unlike how Hario will have the same internal design across different materials of the V60, all Kalita drippers have different drainage configurations, ribs on the wall, etc.
@@m.andre824 Thank you so much for the info. Looks like I still have lots to learn.
nice!
Thank you!
Wow, rather you than me Jack thats alot of money & I know I'd drop it the first time I used it 🤣
Hahaha, maybe it is not as flimsy as it looks but I would not dare to test it. The coffee though, tastes really good. Been using it consistently now when I’m away
Smell sweet kind of stone fruit, cherry, something else :D
Thx for watching and listening soo carefully 😛
@@mycoffeeshow111 always
Thanks Jack! Keep up the great work!
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